Excellent teachers learn and use strategies that help students with ADHD become successful learners.

Developing and keeping to daily structures is often one of the hardest things for adults affected by ADHD.

Several contributors report on sessions attended at CHADD’s 21st Annual Conference on ADHD.

In response to our recent survey, readers requested ADHD-friendly information to help them navigate the current economy.

Changing bystander behavior is key, according to the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program.

A study recently released in the Journal of the American Medical Association showed a significant deficit in the function of the dopamine reward pathways in individuals who have ADHD. Experts say that the research points to an “interest deficit” for people who have ADHD. To learn more about what this means for those who live with the disorder, Bryan Goodman, MA, talked with James Swanson, PhD, one of the study’s key authors. The research was funded by the National Institutes of Health and conducted by a team at Brookhaven National Laboratory in collaboration with investigators from Mt. Sinai Hospital, Duke University, and the University of California, Irvine.

The recent articles summarized here addressed the issues of prevalence and incidence in ADHD.

Living with a roommate while coping with ADHD can provide many challenges and a handful of unique situations. Elbows are sure to bump when two people live closely together, but when either one is affected by ADHD, it can become very difficult. Forgetfulness, poor time management, frustration, and blame can begin to take a toll on the relationships between roommates. Here are some tips that can help.